Honestly, for myself, public speaking is the thing I dread the most. It is a feeling I get while giving a speech, the feeling that I am forgetting, slowly forgetting what I have to say. This probably leads to my tendency to read off what I have in front of me. Since I dread speaking in front of a group of people, I also have the tendency to get extremely nervous. And am inclined to fidget around, as someone later pointed out for me.
Practically everyone comments that my voice is too small or I have a monotonous voice every time I go up to a podium to speak. Or there are often times, when people comment on my habit of saying, “like” too many times during a duration of the speech. And as before, people pointed this out for me once again. After every speech or presentation I make, I try to make an effort to fix these aspects of my speaking. However, it is not that easy to fix old habits. But once again, from numerous comments on my voice and my tone throughout my speech, I should fix bad habits into better ones. However, to my personal surprise, the positive comments that I received felt new to me. For instance, there were people who felt as though the would have been drawn into my speech if it were spoken in a louder and more lively voice. This was a comment that I did not expect.
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Self-Evaluation
Honestly, for myself, public speaking is the thing I dread the most. It is a feeling I get while giving a speech, the feeling that I am forgetting, slowly forgetting what I have to say. This probably leads to my tendency to read off what I have in front of me. Since I dread speaking in front of a group of people, I also have the tendency to get extremely nervous. And am inclined to fidget around, as someone later pointed out for me.
Practically everyone comments that my voice is too small or I have a monotonous voice every time I go up to a podium to speak. Or there are often times, when people comment on my habit of saying, “like” too many times during a duration of the speech. And as before, people pointed this out for me once again. After every speech or presentation I make, I try to make an effort to fix these aspects of my speaking. However, it is not that easy to fix old habits. But once again, from numerous comments on my voice and my tone throughout my speech, I should fix bad habits into better ones. However, to my personal surprise, the positive comments that I received felt new to me. For instance, there were people who felt as though the would have been drawn into my speech if it were spoken in a louder and more lively voice. This was a comment that I did not expect.